Pearl Loretta Simon Kaye (1902-1989) was born and raised in Massachusetts. She graduated from Dorchester High School in 1919 then entered Simmons College as an undergraduate student the same year. While at Simmons, Pearl participated in the Ssh Committee during her sophomore year and Corridor Committee her junior year. Pearl was also involved in the Menorah Society at Simmons. She served as the group’s Secretary her junior year and Vice-President her senior year. Pearl took a leave of absence for a half-term following an appendectomy. As the 1923 Microcosm commented, “She’s the kind of girl who can lose half a term for such a minor thing as an operation for appendicitis; come back smiling in an incredibly short time, and then capture all the A’s given at Harvard Summer School while she is making up that half-term.” Pearl graduated from Simmons in 1923 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics. After graduation, Pearl married Abraham Isaac Kaye in 1924. The couple wed at Beacon House in Brookline, Massachusetts and resided in Newton, Massachusetts. Together they had three children: Richard Leon Kaye (born 1925), Adele Sheila Kaye (born 1928), and David Herschel Kay (born 1932). Pearl worked as a homemaker and described herself as the “general manager, cook, dietician, and treasurer of the Kaye household” in the Simmons College Class of 1923 Fifteenth Reunion Handbook. She also served on the Board of Directors for the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel and was a member of a number of groups including the Jewish Women’s College Club, Hadassah, Associated Jewish Philanthropies, Hecht House Auxiliary, Beth Israel Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, the National Council of Jewish Women, and the Helping Hand Home. Pearl died in Massachusetts in 1989.